America’s most deserving media scapegoat, Octuplet mom Nadya Suleman, is looking for a new home. The filthy three bedroom bungalow she shares with her parents and six older children in Whittier, California is almost 10 months behind in mortgage payments which total $23,224.98. That’s the cost of one IVF treatment course right there.

Could Nadya Suleman be out on the street with her 14 children?

Usmagazine.com has confirmed Suleman’s mom, Angela (who owns the home), hasn’t paid the mortgage on her three-bedroom, one-bath bungalow in Whittier, Calif., in 10 months. She owes $23,224.98 in back payments.

As TMZ.com first reported, the mortgage company filed a “Notice of Default and Election to Sell Under Deed of Trust” on Feb. 5 — or, in other words, a notice that the bank could auction off the property.

“It’s not my home. I got to move,” Nadya told Extra Wednesday. “Yeah, I need a new house.”

It’s the second Suleman home that has faced foreclosure.

The Los Angeles Times reported that Angela filed for bankruptcy last March, and ended up selling another nearby home she’d purchased for $615,000 in 2006 for just $369,375 in 2008 after the bank began foreclosure procedures.

Angela has said the Whittier, Calif. residence isn’t ideal for raising her daughter’s brood. (Nadya is unemployed and receives food stamps; her father, Ed — who will tell his story to Oprah Winfrey next week — has worked as a contractor in Iraq to help pay bills.)

“The house is too small,” Angela told Us Weekly in its newest issue, on stands now.

[From US Weekly]

The stuff Suleman spends her (government) money on
British sources reported yesterday that Suleman can afford a $500 a week nanny as well as private schooling for an unknown number of her older children. She has also undergone multiple obvious elective plastic surgery procedures, which she denies, including a nose job, lip fillers, and a rumored brow lift and breast augmentation. Suleman has acrylic nails, which cost $25 and up for an initial application and around $15 for weekly maintenance filling. She has been seen out buying video games for her children and was most recently spotted at high end cosmetics store MAC. She only blew $14.50 on some clear lip gloss, though. MAC lip gloss is awesome but if you’re going to spend that kind of money you should get some color for it.

Suleman has no apparent non-government source of income, is $50,000 in debt, and is studying for a masters degree in counseling at California state. She declared bankruptcy last March and has been getting by on disability for three of her older children along with food stamps, which she calls “temporary.”

Suleman has gone by several different names
She has gone by multiple different names that cannot be explained by her one marriage, which ended in 2000. She tried to change her name to “Nadya Solomon” in 2001, but did not follow through. She claims that “David Soloman” is the name of the supposed friend who donated the sperm which resulted in all of her children. Many news outlets have pointed out the striking similarity to her own name and have questioned whether she made up the name of the sperm donor in order to protect his identity or to perhaps make it seem as if she did not use an anonymous donor.

Dropped by two different PR Firms
Suleman has a new public relations person who goes simply by the name of “Victor.” She was dropped by her last PR firm after they received death threats, and a new agent she hired initially confirmed that he was representing her but then abruptly dropped out, saying that no deal was made.

How she’ll pay for her lifestyle and children
It is thought that the Suleman family is getting paid licensing fees for photographs and being paid for interviews. Nadya told Hello! that she has plans to write a book, but that she considers reality television “exploitive.” While NBC denies paying Suleman for her first interview, she was featured in a big spread in UK’s Hello Magazine this week and has also given interviews to other outlets. The state of California needs to reevaluate whether she needs those checks they’ve been sending her and maybe they should launch an investigation to see what kind of fraud she’s committed in order to get government assistance.

Some factual details from Wikipedia.

Here is Suleman at the park with some of her older children on 2/18/09. She had two nannies with her for just three children according to photo agency Splash, but maybe those are just friends. She was also seen going to the bank and to Nordstroms.